I like this company pretty well, in that its service is really convenient. And it works. (Disclaimer: I know some people who work there, including some at the

I like this company pretty well, in that its service is really convenient. And it works. (Disclaimer: I know some people who work there, including some at the exec level. But I'm mainly biased because I've used it for years.) There may be room for competition, especially since they are slow to roll out obvious features like mobile access (DUH, guys) and social/recommendation features. Other opportunities abound, and they're not taking advantage of them. Problem with competition: if you take OpenTable's approach, you're talking about physical hardware in someone's restaurant. OTOH -- who said you needed anything other than a PC hooked up to the net and a webapp? Hmmmmmmmmmm.